The iScrap App, Rockaway Recycling, and Moose Scrapper teamed up to create a great video series demonstrating the life of a scrapped Cast AL grill. The videos show the process of taking it apart, loading it up in the truck, finding a scrap yard, and cashing it in, giving you an inside look at how it gets done.
So, Can You Scrap A Grill?
When looking for the best option to scrap a grill, it can be straightforward to take it apart and get the most money. Below is a video series on scrapping a grill. You can follow the steps below to scrap a grill.
Steps for Scrapping A Grill
- Remove all the wood, steel, plastic, or other items. Use your screwdriver to remove any plastic, wood, or steel. Like any other material you are scrapping, it pays off to remove these items. Also, remember that the grill may have a propane or other gas tank; be sure to remove that, too.
- Once you break down those other items, take your magnet to test the metal. If it sticks, it’s steel; you will want to remove those pieces. If it doesn’t stick, you have cast aluminum or stainless steel. Those are the items that will make the most money.
- Separate your non-ferrous and ferrous metals from each other and bring them down to your scrap yard. Once you arrive, you can weigh them up separately and get paid.
